Sentence examples for was imparting from inspiring English sources

He seemed loose as well as focused: while he was imparting a lesson of sorts, it felt like a flicker of inspiration.

He whispered into Solskjaer's ear and the most fun to be had during a boring first half was to guess what particular pearls of tactical wisdom he was imparting.

The South Africa hooker, Bismarck du Plessis, also had a lot to say for himself in Durban but when asked this week what advice he was imparting he replied: "What's said on the field, stays on the field".

But Fischer was imparting a significant teaching about the infinite tangle of the vessels, of the subjective and the objective, the inner and the outer, the self and the world; and this wisdom has been consistently exemplified by Brendel's recitals and recordings.

Footage suggests Wilson was imparting some wisdom to George Ford, when Owen Farrell steamed in to back up his pal, and there followed much grabbing of collars and gnashing of teeth.

I understood some of what he was imparting, but walked through the galleries to try and comprehend more.

A lot was imparted by that.

His knowledge of Japanese porcelain history was profound, and it was imparted freely.

Plastic strain was imparted to the high-Mn steel microtruss struts during stretch bend fabrication.

Impact damage was imparted to carbon fibre epoxy resin specimens using a drop tower instrument.

The pH sensitivity was imparted on the membrane by a pH ionophore 4-nonadecylpyridine.